Grace and peace to you on this fine day.
(Yesterday on the blog: The Soundtrack of Heaven)
“Back in My Day . . .” vs. “. . . For Such a Time as This.”
I think this is well worth considering. “When we pine for what we consider to be the relatively cut and dry, clear-thinking days in which we grew up, or for certain holiness-minded epochs of church history we read about, we might be revealing that our evaluation of the present is less Scripturally studied than we think, and that our understanding of the past suffers the same lack of Scriptural perspective.”
I appreciate Stephie’s perspective on missions here, and the way she tells of God’s unexpected work.
“One of the reasons Christians run away is because they begin to think they are unique. Not special (though of course that does happen), but often people begin to think they are more broken than other people. Satan whispers, ‘no one will understand,’ and you begin to believe it. I’m writing today to remind you, you are not the only one.”
Dangers in Interpreting Circumstances
Dave explains and illustrates the
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